Obama Bantu Michelle Hindari Gaya Seksi `Marilyn Monroe`
Obama to Prevent an Embarrassing `Marilyn Monroe` Moment
Editor : Cahyani Harzi
Translator : Dhelia Gani
KEJADIAN lucu dialami Presiden AS Barack Obama dan First Lady, akhir pekan lalu, saat berkunjung ke Palm Springs, California, ketika angin bertiup kencang dan nyaris menyibak gaun Michelle dan sang Presiden bertindak sigap membantu istrinya.
Keduanya melangkah turun di tangga pesawat Air Force One di Bandara Internasional Palm Springs, pada Jumat petang pekan lalu, ketika embusan angin hampir menyibak rok Ny Obama.
Wanita usia 50 tahun tampak berupaya menahan roknya yang diterbangkan angin dan Obama tampak tersenyum kecut menanggapi insiden tersebut.
Akhirnya, panglima tertinggi militer AS segera membantu istrinya, dengan menahan bagian belakang rok sang istri untuk mencegah momen ´Marilyn Monroe´ yang memalukan.
Presiden Obama disambut di landasan oleh delegasi pejabat lokal, di antaranya Senator Barbara Boxer dengan suaminya, Republikan Paul Ruiz, seorang Demokrat dari Palm Desert, dan walikota Rancho Mirage, seperti dilaporkan The Press-Enterprise yang dilansir MailOnline.
BARACK and Michelle Obama´s weekend visit to Palm Springs, California, started out with a wardrobe malfunction for the first lady - but luckily the president was there to save the day.
The first couple were stepping off Air Force One at the Palm Springs International Airport on a balmy Friday evening (13/6) when a gust of wind nearly blew up the voluminous skirt of Mrs Obama´s green-and-black summer frock.
The 50-year-old first lady was photographed struggling to tame the billowing fabric as a relaxed Mr Obama walked alongside her with a rueful smile on his wife.
Eventually, the commander-in-chief came to his wife´s rescue, placing a helpful hand on the back of the dress to prevent an embarrassing ‘Marilyn Monroe’ moment.
The Obamas were greeted on the tarmac by a delegation of local dignitaries, among them Senator Barbara Boxer with her husband, Rep Paul Ruiz, a Democrat from Palm Desert, and the mayor of Rancho Mirage, The Press-Enterprise reported.
